Disconnect a site
In WordPress, on the Wigoh page, press Disconnect.
- Wigoh revokes the site's key. Any further request signed with the old key is refused.
- The plugin deletes its local key and generates a new one. Reconnecting creates a new identity.
- On the Connected WordPress page the site shows as disconnected.
Snapshots and releases already on Wigoh expire on their normal schedule. See Data and retention.
Uninstalling
Uninstalling the plugin removes everything it created: the site key, connection state, the jobs table, rollback tables and directories, work directories and transients. Use Disconnect first so the key is revoked on Wigoh.